[Form 4] Perella Weinberg Partners Insider Trading Activity
Robert K. Steel, a director of Perella Weinberg Partners (PWP), reported transactions on 09/02/2025 exchanging PWP OpCo units and Class B-1 common shares for Class A common stock. The filing shows an exchange that resulted in acquisition entries of 197,000 Class A shares (and 197 Class A shares in a separate line) at $0 and conversion of 197,000 Class B-1 shares into Class A at a conversion rate of 0.001 Class A per Class B-1 share. After the reported transactions, Mr. Steel beneficially owned 310,457 and 310,654 Class A shares on two reported lines and held derivative and unit-related positions tied to 198,083 underlying Class A shares. The report reflects internal reorganizations and unit-to-share exchanges, not purchases for cash.
- Conversion increased public Class A reporting, clarifying insider ownership in tradable shares
- Transactions were non-cash structural exchanges, indicating internal reorganization rather than market sales
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Director exchanged partnership units and Class B-1 shares into Class A common stock through internal exchange mechanics.
The Form 4 documents a non-cash structural exchange rather than an open-market purchase or sale. The transactions appear to reflect conversion and internal allocation steps tied to PWP's partnership units and Class B-1 share conversion rules, including a 0.001 conversion rate for Class B-1 to Class A. This is consistent with corporate governance mechanisms for converting economic interests into publicly tradable Class A shares and follows the described internal reorganizations (Division and Merger). For investors, these are ownership-formatting actions that change share class composition but do not indicate cash-funded insider buying or selling pressure.
TL;DR: Transaction is an exchange of units/shares resulting in additional Class A share reporting; not a market transaction.
The filing lists material quantities: 197,000 units exchanged resulting in corresponding Class A share entries and 198,083 underlying Class A shares referenced for derivatives/units. The recorded prices for certain entries are $0 or de minimis ($0.02 for a small converted amount), indicating conversion mechanics rather than valuation-based trades. The report also explains prior internal reorganizations allocating interests among related partnerships. The net effect is a reclassification of ownership into Class A shares, which may increase publicly reported insider Class A holdings but does not reflect cash transfers or changes in economic interest per the remarks.